Unit 5 Food Blogs新编实用英语第三版.pptVIP

Server: What would you like to drink? Ann: Iced tea. Server: OK. Thank you. And what are you having, sir? Oscar: What’s the soup of the day? Server: It’s mixed seafood soup. Oscar: I’ll have a cup of that. I’d also like a chef’s (主厨的) salad. Server: Anything to drink? Oscar: Just water, please. Server: Thank you. (Some time later.) Customer: Waiter, I ordered my steak rare or medium, but you brought me one well-done. Will you take it back, please, and bring me another one? Waiter: No problem. I’m very sorry. Customer: May I have some more bread and some more water, please? Waiter: Sure. What would you like for dessert? Customer: Nothing, thank you. Language Points 2 Important Words 4. signature n. a person’s name written by himself 签名 e.g. They returned her cheque because she hadn’t put her signature on it. His signature was signed at the bottom of the letter. Back Language Points 2 Important Words 5. regional a. of or in a particular region 区域的，地区的 e.g. If you want to stay here for more than one month, you have to go to the regional authorities for registration. In this country the regional differences in temperature are great in winter. Back 6. enjoy v. to get pleasure from; possess or use 享受?乐趣，喜爱，享有 e.g. He has always enjoyed very good health. Most students enjoy asking questions in English. The show was over before we could fully enjoy it. Language Points 2 Important Words Back Language Points 2 Important Words 7. target v. to aim at an object 对?瞄准，指向 e.g. The rising cost didn’t prevent the bargain price we had originally targeted. Welfare spending is being cut, so it should be targeted on the people who need it most. Back Language Points 2 Important Words 8. treat v. to buy or give something special, as a friendly act 请客，款待 e.g. I’m going to treat myself to Paris